Mobile Operators news from FierceMobileIT

Continued from "Hunting down enterprise mobility at Mobile World Congress" Major players explore new M2M business models At MWC, FierceWireless hosted a luncheon panel on embedded and M2M business... Read more...

Research In Motion countered the criticism of the browsing experience on BlackBerry devices by releasing a new WebKit-based browser the device maker says will download files faster by making better... Read more...

Google announced that Google Voice is now available on both BlackBerry and Android-based smartphones. Previously, users of these devices had to dial a Google Voice number to place a call. Now users... Read more...

Microsoft announced that its Windows Marketplace for Mobile application storefront will support Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 devices by the end of 2009. The app store will launch this fall at the same... Read more...

At least two mobile phone providers in the United Kingdom have expressed their unhappiness over Nokia's decision to bundle Skype into its latest N97 smartphone. In a tussle that is going on behind... Read more...

Subscribers in Canada are furious with Canadian mobile operators Telus and Bell Mobility over changes that will see them paying a 15-cent charge for each incoming text--including spam. Unlike the... Read more...

On-device portals (ODPs) may not be part of your everyday mobile vocabulary, but the odds are pretty good... Read more...

Nokia has hit the market with three new cell phones, ranging from a high-end fashion phone named for a goddess to two mid-range phones carrying the sort of features that have become musts on the... Read more...

The capability to deliver faster email and handheld device connectivity speed is the driving force behind the adoption of 3G Evolution Data Optimized (EV-DO) wireless data services within the... Read more...

The first step in creating and rolling out, mobile applications for your wireless workforce is to realize that it has nothing in common with desktop application development. So toss out that... Read more...